hands-off (Meaning)

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hands-off (s)

not involving participation or intervention

The inspectors adopted a hands-off approach during the investigation.
The government maintained a hands-off policy in the private sector.
The manager advised the staff to maintain a hands-off attitude with the new project.
The coach emphasized a hands-off approach to training, allowing the players to develop organically.
The CEO demanded a hands-off approach from executives to foster innovation.
The investor preferred a hands-off investment strategy, letting the market dictate the portfolio.
The therapist employed a hands-off technique, guiding the patient through self-discovery.
The company implemented a hands-off management style, empowering employees with autonomy.
The parents adopted a hands-off approach to parenting, encouraging their children to learn from their mistakes.
The teacher enforced a hands-off policy in the classroom, allowing students to collaborate and problem-solve independently.

not involving participation or intervention

unaffiliated, noninterventionist, neutral,autonomous, independent, nonaligned, sovereign,individualistic, disinterested, unbiased

partial,unfair, partisan, partial, allied, allied, biased, partisan, biased, unfair

The inspectors adopted a hands-off approach during the investigation.

The government maintained a hands-off policy in the private sector.

The manager advised the staff to maintain a hands-off attitude with the new project.

The coach emphasized a hands-off approach to training, allowing the players to develop organically.